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Simply Streisand GLEN EAGLE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB The EagleJanuary 2014 SUPERBOWL PARTY Golf Tournament Saturday, January 11, 2014 8:30am Shotgun • LADIES– PICK YOUR PARTNER (NO SPOUSES OR SIGNIFICANT OTHERS) • FORMAT: BETTER BALL OF Sunday PARTNERS, 90% HANDICAP February 2, 2014 • YOU MAY MAKE YOUR OWN 5:00pm Pre-Game and Cocktails FOURSOME Simply Streisand • ENTRY FEE PER TEAM IS $48 5:30pm Kickoff Buffet Enjoy an Intimate Evening + GOLF FEES, WHICH INCLUDES with “Barbra” PRIZE FUND, GRATUITIES, & LUNCH (a multiple award winning tribute artist) Reserve your table for with song selections that span the 50-year career FOR 2! the Big Screen viewing in the of the legendary songbird — Barbra Streisand. • SIGN UP NOW IN THE GOLF Main Dining Room or in the Grille th SHOP!!! Saturday, January 18 Bar seats are available 5:30pm: Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres on a first come basis 6:30pm: Dinner 8:00pm: Showtime Dinner Menu Pre-Game Snacks Winter Greens Chips and Dips — Meatballs LUNCH Artichoke Spinach Dip — Cheese with Feta, Toasted Walnuts, Oranges Saturday, January 11th and Champagne Vinaigrette Ball — Deviled Eggs Build Your Own 12:00pm - 2:00pm Choice of: Nachos — Mini Quesadillas Non-golfers Welcome Wahoo Mediterranean Kickoff Buffet Seasonal Salad Bar Sauteed Spinach, Tomatoes, Olives, and Feta ~ Or ~ Slider Bar with Topping Corn Bread and Dinner Rolls Steak Diane including Pulled Pork, Burgers, Hickory Smoked Ribs Seared Tenderloin Filet Medallions with Our Famous Fried Chicken Sloppy Joes, Reubens Chicken Mushrooms, Brandy and Mustard Cream Cheesy Macaroni Wings with Celery and Bleu Cheese, Chocolate Lava Cake w/Vanilla Ice Cream Home Cooked Vegetables Pigs in a Blanket, Ham & Cheese Coffee Service, Iced Tea and Soft Beverages Sadie’s Baked Fruit Cobblers Pinwheels, Potato Wedges Coffee Service, RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED DEC. 18 Iced Tea and Soft Drinks $46.00 Per Person Halftime Includes Dinner, Gratuity, Tax and Cookies and Brownies $16.00 Inclusive Per Person $15.00 Entertainment Cover Charge ($25.00 to food minimum) Call 352-7112 for Reservations Golf, Casual and Country Attire Slacks Required/Jackets Suggested $13.50++ Per Person A monthly Newsletter for the Members of Glen Eagle Golf and Country Club PRESIDENT’S General MESSAGE Manager’s Corner BOARD OF DIRECTORS hope everyone had a wonderful he new fitness building should be Mark Yegge, President 353-8859 I Holiday season. NOW LET THE completed in early February and we [email protected] T FUN BEGIN. November and December will be working this month towards that Bob Martell, Vice-President 354-1360 had to be the busiest “early season” in goal. New fitness equipment has been [email protected] years. If that was an indication, 2014 ordered and pieces from our current David Sicilian, Treasurer 774-9459 will be an exciting year around the Club. fitness room will be relocated. We will [email protected] There are many new activities planned be sprucing up the Divot snack bar Larry True, Secretary 331-4864 and I encourage everyone’s participation building at the same time. We hope to [email protected] in all the events. We have new calendars have the Bocce Ball courts operational Bryan Bastow, Director 353-0953 available in the office showing all the in February also. [email protected] 2014 golf and social events pick yours up Tom Casey, Director 348-9396 and make your plans early. As of early December the club has [email protected] performed well financially YTD, and is As we near the completion of the Carlo Fumando, Director 348-0793 better to budget, which should allow us Divot area projects, please continue to [email protected] to close out the year 2013 in good shape. use caution when traveling in the area. All revenue generating departments The BOD asks for your continued ADMINISTRATION have seen strong increases this fall over cooperation when driving. Speeding 354-3167 the previous year. The weather has and stop sign violations appear to have Peter Costello, Gen. Manager cooperated nicely for us, allowing strong [email protected] improved but unfortunately we still have golf participation, which creates strong F a few problems. Please do your part to Earle Sanborn, Controller & B sales. [email protected] make our roads safe for everyone. This month those interested in running for Janet McClanahan, Should you have ideas that you feel Membership Coordinator might be helpful in improving Glen the Board of Directors need to notify the [email protected] Eagle, we would appreciate you sharing Administration Office of their intent. We those with any BOD members. Our will be electing 3 Directors. If you didn’t Nora Hrycych, Administrative Assistant [email protected] monthly meetings are held on the third receive the First Notice of Annual Meeting Tuesday of each month at 3PM in the please let us know and we will send it to you. GOLF COURSE Activity Room. Please plan on attending- your input is appreciated. The Board has appointed an ad hoc Michael Raber, Golf Pro committee to look at possible alternatives [email protected] As always, to Comcast. Our current agreement with Golf Pro Shop 353-3699 Comcast expires in April of 2015, a year Life is good! away. But if we find a better alternative, we RESTAURANT will need to commit to the new company a Kary Bertrand, F&B Manager Mark Yegge, [email protected] President year in advance so they can do the required infrastructure upgrades. We will keep you Mark Davidson, Executive Chef [email protected] apprised of their investigation. Restaurant/Reservations Please remember that you are my eyes 352-7112 and ears to Glen Eagle. Since I can’t be everywhere all the time please let me know EMERGENCY HOTLINE 239-325-4011 of things that need attention. A short email For after hours, call this number or phone call will do. in case of a real emergency (Fire or Flood) within the My door is always open, Master Association. Peter Costello, General Manager 2 The Eagle | January 2014 The Eagle | January 2014 3 News from the Golf Shop! ROM THE REENS want to thank all the members for a very suc- F G I cessful Holiday Sale in December, a great time GOLF COURSE ETIQUETTE 101 was had by all. You already know this stuff, but sometimes a May we be the first to wish all of the owners and ten- reminder is a good idea. When you take care of ants at Glen Eagle a happy and prosperous New Year your course, it makes the game more enjoyable for and welcome to 2014. I hope everyone had a wonder- everyone. ful holiday season with the ones you love. We also want to welcome the many tenants with golf privileges BUNKERS that are arriving here at Glen Eagle and encourage you Before leaving a bunker, players should carefully to stop by the pro shop and meet my staff. fill up and smooth over all holes and footprints Our annual Sadie Hawkins Day event is set for made by them and any nearby made by others. If a Saturday, Jan. 11th with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun and a rake is within reasonable proximity of the bunker, luncheon to follow. Ladies grab a gentleman, but not the rake should be used for this purpose. your spouse or significant other, and play in our fun Repair of Divots, Ball-Marks and Damage by tournament. This year’s event will be 18 holes of better ball of partners. Sign up will begin on December 11th. All players must have a handicap that SHOES is active here at Glen Eagle. Players should carefully repair any divot holes Our match play championships will be replaced by the President’s Cup. It will remain a match made by them and any damage to the putting play event – net format. This event will begin the week of January 13th. There will be 1 flight green made by the impact of a ball (whether or and you will play your matches based on a difference in handicap. You are allowed to choose not made by the player himself). On completion any tee you would like to play for the event; however you must play that same tee throughout of the hole by all players in the group, damage to the event. Sign-up will start on Wednesday, December 11th and run until January 9th. Brack- the putting green caused by golf shoes should be ets will then be posted on Saturday, January 11th. See Michael in Golf Shop for more infor- repaired. mation and to find out how you can become the FIRST PRESIDENT’S CUP CHAMPION! Preventing Unnecessary Damage Upcoming events for the month of January and early February: Players should avoid causing damage to the course by removing divots when taking practice swings JANUARY 1ST – BLOODY MARY OPEN 8:30 AM SHOTGUN – NEW EARLIER TIME or by hitting the head of a club into the ground, JANUARY 11TH – SADIE HAWKINS DAY EVENT . ladies, grab a fella for an enjoy- whether in anger or for any other reason. able day of golf & lunch. Players should ensure that no damage is done to JANUARY 13th – PRESIDENT’S CUP CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINS – MEN’S AND the putting green when putting down bags or the LADIES – Net Match Play Format. flagstick. FEBRUARY 1ST – MIXED MEMBER-GUEST W/ DINNER 1:30 shotgun – Sign Ups In order to avoid damaging the hole, players and will be taken starting January 1st. caddies should not stand too close to the hole and should take care during the handling of the Congratulations to the following members for their outstanding Accomplishments flagstick and the removal of a ball from the hole.
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